The Wabash Courier, Volume 10, Number 46, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 July 1842 — Page 4

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TBRRE-HAUTE

Steam Foundry* Engine Shop.

riTRATTON. WALLACE Sc CO. are now prepared S™ *£.«order. IraOi, USBiiu^a w» S

BfW\he7^«^

-Ki^h*ri. the Peacock, th wrought and cast

wgh **3 srs

plSiTSilf S i5rr.»'«J r»«w«ll,ia»»"^k

1fcx&stsntsssr

nSociTJ* F. Snyder,

TIT ILL promptly serve all who call W on htm irr the line of

WRFL/ MEDICINE AND SURGERY.

j^Hfl Also, Will perform all the ran out opera^•cH tions upon the TEETH, auch aa correcting irregularities. «nd trestinjg them in childhood, extracting removing tartar, cariea, filling cavities with Gold,

composition,-inserting on pivot, or Gold plate,— from one tooth to an entire set. He may be consulted, by gentlemen, at his office, or by ladies at their residence, for which no charge will be made, unless an operation be performed. Office, in D. Sasseen's buildine, on die corner of National Road and Fourth Streets.

N- B. Night calls to be made at residence, two doors East o? R. S. M'Cabe. Terre-Haute, July 2,1842-43-tf

REMOVAL.

DOCT-

HOLMES has moved his Office and Dwelling to the first building,south of the public where alt favors will be ankfullv received Terre-Haute, Dec.20.1841-16-tf

square, on Second street hi

NOTICE.

CfOME time in February last (about the 27th) I exe* k3 cuted three several notes to John Burton, one for •250 payable three months after date, with interest on* for $375, payable one year afterdate one fort375. payable two years after date. Said notes were given in a trade made with said Burton, the condition of which has failed, or is likely to fail the property acquired by me in said purchase not being vested in said John Buron. This is, therefore, to forewarn all persons from purchasing or trading for said notes, aa I am determined not to pay them, unless compelled bv law.

June 29, 1842-43-3w JOHN PADDOCK-

Notice.

A BARREL of Hardware is I JL by the steam-boat Visitor, marked N. 8. TerreHaute. Indiana. The owner is requested to come take it away and pay charges.

July 2-43-13

VALUABLE FARMING LAND

FOR SALE,—fon

State Bank of Illinois Paper!

OFFER the following described LANDS for sale, and will take in payment Notes of the Suuw B«..k

w'quartcr Section 14,Town 8, Range 11, lying in Sullivan county, Indiana. 25 miles from TerreHaute, 5 miles from Merom, and a half a mile from the Wabash River, near Thos. Turman's Mill, on Tur-

n"0',CrMk-

/»OA ACRES in Edgar county, Illinois, 25 miles OOir from Terre-Haute being, vix: S- E. qr. Sec. 29, Town 16, Range 10,

I N.E1, 32, 16, 10, W "28, 16, 10, N E.qr.of N-E.qr." 29, 16, 10,

There are four tenements on these, and about eighty Acres improved. Mr. James F. Wallace, who resides on the lands, will show the premises. Terms will be made known by applying to J. &S. CRAWFORD, Terre-Hauto, or by letter, directed to me at Alton, Mutton county, Illinois. beNJ. L. DORSEY.

Terre-Haute, June 11—40—it. •85 «•tvjf****-

Notice.

A MR. HE ART WELL, who died jn New-Orleana l\ about sevon yeara since, left his effects in the hands of a stranger, to be sent to his wife and children, who it waa understood lived near Cincinnati. The wife's name was Sarah fleartwell, and the children, Matilda, Polly Anne, Mary Jane, and William,—the latter would be about 18 years of age, if livine. He has not been able to find them, but nas heard that the widow married one Amos Parker, and removed to the vicinity of. Terre-IIaute, Ind. If either of the above named persons will apily at this office, they can obtain the necessary information to find the Trustee, who is anxious to pay over to the proper persons the amount

^a,M^ Terre-Haute, April, 14, 1842. 33 if

GRAFTON F. COOKERLV,

Attorney at Laic,

MEROM, SULLIVAN COUNTY, INDIANA:

WILL

practice in Sullivan, Vigo and the adjoining counties. REFERENCES, LINDLET. BROWN fit

EARLY,

J. O. Sl J. M.

HUNT'S

Terre-Haute.

HOWE,

Bloomingion, Indiana.

GEOKOB G. FETTER

& Co., Louisville, Ky. June 11,1842-40-tf.

DR. M. HITCHCOCK'S MEDIC AMENTUM, DR. M. HITCHCOCK'S OIL OP LIFE, A CONSTANT supply of these valuable Medicines, XJL which are so well known and justly appreciated To be had at WOOD'S

July 16, 1842-tf Drug and Apothecary Store.

Axc$.

celebrated C. S? Chopping and Broad AXES, lor sale at the Cfcsh Store, of B. BOOTH, & CO. Terre-Haute. Jan. 1st, 1843—17—tf

Carpeting.

10fl

YD?*

INGRAIN CARPETING, of «n. quality,and of the most fashionable patterns for awe at reduced prices, for Cash.

Jan. 27,1848-21-tl G. W. LANGWORTHY.

Tjoots.

1 Oft

PAIR MENS

SUP. STOGA BOOTS, made

to order and warranted, will be sold at $3 G. W. LANG WORTHY. Terre-Haute, March &, 1842-26-tf.

"r^9^?®?TICS-»An extensive assortment of 3*4, MIICJ

»i,, ',^n® 3*® inch, brown and bleached MUSLINS*, which are offered cheaper than ever. Feb. 87-25-tf G. W. LANG

., J. S. FREEMAN. April 20, 1842. 33if

JPlour, Bacon, &c.

'''he Terre-Hute Provision and Produce

A StOfe, in Scott's Row

PRODUCE TAWW I* **£«l*g®E

For Saddlery.

RUFUSST.JOHN,

THEsubscriber

Mrs

WORTHY.

nnd Starch.

consignment, a lot of rtai Tallow

^•CANDLES. Also, superior Cincinnati STARCH, i?.** °T' for cash, by the box,—at tbe Produce Provision Store, Scott's Row. National Road St.

luly 8,1842.

April 19, 1842.—32t I

ttoct. Sherman^

celebrated medicines. Sm ^N,S

C°'-aH

UZENGEa. I" oooila,

of spirits, faio'.ing, &c. SHERMAN'S FEVER AND AGUE LOZENGES. Are the most cemin rwnedy far thisdiseMe ever offered to the American Public.

SHERMAN'S CATHARTIC LOZENGES, as pleasant and easily taken as tha common peppermints and are an aett* and efficient modicine. Theycleanw and are the best Cathartic ever aasd far bilious persona.

Wirt

prepm^f

Jttly IS, is»-tr

^SKSThiJhiJ

in Tertt-Haat*. tha agency JVOOD*« Drug and *potfctea,y 8»»ra.

To Real

Cheap.

NEAT, and very convenient dwellia* given inunediatdy. Anoty la GVW.LANIGWORTHY.

Jafi 4-^tf

MUmk9.

BLANK

DEEDS m4 Mortt^w, Juad««aiKl CoaauMes Btuk*. Co«»ty Cswt and lies was BUala.

OF LADING, fte cewa«aw kmi mi «K» Qbf,

wishing to accommodate bis bu

siness to the times, in cotHequetice of tbe scarcity of tnoney, will exchange every article in tbe Saddlery and Harness line, for produce, at the highest cask price. Hiastock, now on hand, comprises every article usually manufactured in his line, such am Saddled, Hanus*, Trunk*, fc. He invites the friends of domestic manufactures to call, examine, and judge for themselves end, if he don't give bargains, he will npt ask their pa* tronageand support.

ST The articles taken will be Wheat, Flour, Cent, Oat*, dried Hides, and Deer-skins, Bees-wax Feathers, Flax and Tom Linens. Store next door east of Mr. LANDON*S National Hotel.

Terre-Haute, Aug. 28-51-tf

PAY PAY!! PAYHh

has hia books now posted and ready

for settlement he requests every one to call ami settle, pay offold scores, and .begin the year 1842 wwh a good conscience! I must be paid better and more punctually.

Terre-Haute, Jan. 1,1842-18-tf E. DANIELS.

STEPHEN G. DODGE, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR

JIT LA W% -x-

TERRE-H AUTE,.INDIANA.'

OFFICEcorner

of Ohio and Market streets30Utb

eaat corner of the Public squate, and adjoining the dwelling of L. H. Scott. Esq. REFERENCES: Hon. John Fine, Ogdentburgh, Hon.Silas Wright, Jr.. Canton, Hon.Micah Sterling. Watertmnn, as. J. Barclay, Esq.. Philadelphia. Hon. J. H. Bronson, St. Augustine, Florida.

Oct. 31-8-tf.

HABLAN.

law Notice.

Hshall,

U. MANLY.

ARLAN & MANLY. Attorneyt itLaW, MarClark county, Illinois, March, 1841. 29(f.

E O

The Terre-Haute Produce, Provision, and Grocery Store,

ISSCOTT'S

REMOVED two doors east of the Old Stand, in ROW, where the publicare respectfully invited to call. A constant supply of FAMILY GROCERIES kept on hand,—and nearly every kind of country Produce taken in exchange.

April 16,1842. 32tf

LETTERS

REMAINING

in the Poet Office at Terre-Haute,

Indiana, June I, 1842. Persons calling for any of these letters will say "advertised Allen E Ask in John Applebury MrsM A Bunnins James Boyle David Bitcher Frederick Beard Mrs Sarah 2 Bogue Miss Sarah Bailou Mrs Heloise Beckett Thomos ,, Beard Miss Eliza M^l" Benedict Hubert Barnett Peter Boyce Stephenson M^r Bennett Mary Ann Byres Michael

Law A PMontgomery Hart Morgan George Mitcnael Joseph Morgan John Maihews Wiliiam Mark Daniel Misnor Luke Mattox Church Morrow James Megath George Miller William p* Murren Richard MerriwetherN Jr Moore Clark •Miller Jesse

Bosworth Admiral Bryan John Ball, Wm JA-Co Chapman Thomas W

Cookerly Canterbury Miss Mary Clark William Chapin Conrad Henry

Clayton ThomasC Cox Joseph Croes Rev Clark Miss Sarah Durham William DeKraflft W Drake William Dean Charles Davis Alvin Dinsmore Mary Durham Daniel Edwards Thomas Eagle Frederick 2 Evans Redman French Frederick Fuller WD Fonteane Mrs Jane Fenimore Willian Ful kerson Dorus1/ Fugate Martin Goben Miss Matilda Genung Miss Amanda Gray George Gordon f' 2 Gartwell EdwardM

js Nice John •zOstrander A ^Obcr Robert

Case James ,t Cook John I Close Miss Henrietta Cooper Joseph $ Cole Israel Casto S Casto Abel

Ootey Thornton Pinney Miss Elixa Pinney Daniel Parsons Miss Marietta

Patton Asa Potts Oliver Perkins William^ Paddock Samuel Reed John Roberts Eiken Ryerson David Ragan Eli Reagar Andrew Rankin David W Redford James Robipson Winston Reed Levi Ruppel Adam Roe MM Romosar Martin Ritchey Samuel

-'^Shirley Daniel Spencer George r-M Sheets William

Stratton Joseph -Simmons Nathan Stewart James W

Snyder

Garrett James Graff George Graff Herman Griggs Joseph Griswold George Henry Woodford^ Holdaway Henryfr"' Humphries John Hager Miss Elizabeth Hannn Hite J8 Hancy Mrs Julia Hulse

^Shall Frederick Serrin E Steetsman Joseph

Simpson & Co Stewart fe

^.Sparks Walter \Serrin John I 3^Steel Harrison

Sparks Ezra y:' Stewart Hugh Stahluth Christian

Q& Smith William Tryon Jame* 2 Taylor s, Tungate Thomaa

Phebe

Hudson Robert N Harrow Haywhote Margaret Heritage Joseph Hale Hill Catharine Hyden Hiram I Johnson Cornelius Johnson Rev Geo Wi Jaques Gersham Jenckes Jones JnoG Jencks Daniel Kenyon Saunders Kelly Peter »«. Karney William Lybyer Daniel PS Liston & Pounds Langlbrd Mary Lee James Logan John

Thomas Henry

fe" Thompson Thompson John 1 Vauffhan 2

Williams Isaac Wilson William Welch GC Wallace Mrs Elisabeth Watkina David Walker Miss Mary Jane Wallar Thomas Wilkes John White Miss Angeline Williams Osgood Walker Mrs Sarah Ann Worth John Wall Miss Alice^' "& Weeks Lewie Weeks William WeeM William Wintermute A S

J. O. JONES, P. M.

ICrN. B. The Post Office will be opened on 5mAty from 8 to 9, A. M.

ODD PLOW POINTS

rpOR THE KING AND IRISH PLOW, forPtai JT rie and Timber Land,—For sale at tbe Terns Haute Steam Foundry.

STRATTON, WALLACE & CO*

TerTe-Haute, June 18,1842-41-tf

WANTED,

At the Terre-Haute Produce Store,

SCOTTS ROW, National Road Street, Dried Hidea, Feathers, Beeswax, and Flax seed, tor which the highest price will be pakl in

inScott^Row^

&dtAL^S&

Wheat.* Wheat!!

W1 PaormoaSwat, aII Koad Street, a few iwn^„rDS^"ttbte

GROCERIES.

April 19,1843 —32tf

JroN and JTails.

LOT OF IRON AND NAILS, just received on consignment, and for aale low, for cash, at the wrojsg^and Produce Store, Scout Row. National

March 19 1842.- -28tf —rHh

IVolVIUtakc!

rDDlud Kenhawa

Pro**on

and

Produce Store,

March 19,1842.—28tf

WBEAT-

Apnl 9,ApmU

Yes! O Test I OTestZI

THE* S^LTk?

E RI i*

i.!«.* biudi Aacuootwaring 'he porpoee of entertain* the bopTihi ftr all dwerip* iona, hovebMintaa.toaatW •Mention to tkea-

Terre-Haute, AagaatTj^P11

HayDEN.

R® MO VAIir

Gremer

well, and to stand fire. Also, a fine assortment ot Juniata IRONand NAILS Brads, PLOUGH WINGS and Slabs

STEEL of all kinds. Steel Springs 3 HARDWARE, Smith's Tools, Saws. Chains CASTINGS of all descriptions, Sugar Kettles.Coal Grates, Stove Pipe. Strap Hingea GLASS, GROCERI&. Ax. Alt the above we warrant to be superior articles, and they will be sold very low for cask-

T^K-Htnte. Feb. 4-22-tf

€a«h!€a»h!

THOSEby

indebted to Grover &. Borden will oblige them calling, and making immediate payment either in whole or in part.

F^sb. 4,1842-22-tf

Paper WarC-HMMU

LOUISVILLE, KY.

MORRISON, & CO. have ITo. Tfi Fourth Street, between Main and Market, a variety of Printing, Cap, Letter, and other Papers. This establishment is a branch oi the firm of A. Armstrong, & Co. of the Fulton Paper Mill, at Wheeling, Virginia, and will be supplied with paper made by that concern. .„

School Books. Blank Books, and Stationery will also be supplied by J. Morrison, &> Co. Louisville, April 18,1842. 33-3m

JAMESGROVER^sfftirsale,at

FARE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS! P. VOORHEES & CO. have reduced the price of fare to Indianapolis,, to $5, and will have immediately placed oil the tjne Troy Coaches, puichasfed et* presely for the service. The route will be well attended. and good horses and careful drivers secured. (Cr Hereafter, the Stage will leave, daily, at 3 0' clock, enabling the passengers to breakfast at Mr.Cun ningham's. 14 miles east of Terre-Haute.

May 25-37-tf

JUNIATA

HAS

McAdams Henry McAdams John, McKnight John ». McCroskey Mrs Nancy McBeth Russel McDonald George McBride Wm 4 '-Neil, Moore 4 Co

Spades and Shovels, Smoothing Irons and Tailors' Geeee, Fruit Kettles. Drawing and Halter Chains, Collins', Williams ana Csssat's Axes, Plough Plates, Evans' Augers, Cross-Cat and Mill Saws, Gate and barn-door Hinges, Scythe* and Sickle*, Butts and Screws, All of which will be sold low, for cash, either at wholesale or retail.

N. B. Country Blackimith't are invited to call. They may rest assured I will sell at reduced prices Store on the National Rosd. Nov.l5-10-tf.

TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. Jand

ESSK KB would respectfully inform his friendr, thepublicgenprally,thathe has commenced t*e TAILORING BUSINESS, a few doors W#r of the Bank, where be will be always ready to eAecutoordera in the above line, in all its various branches, on the shortest notice,and in a styl enot to be surpassed in the West.

He has made arrangements to receive the Eastern Fashions quarterly, so that he will always be in possession of the latest Fashions and, from his knowleged ofthebusincss.he hopes to receive a share of the public patronage.

I^r Cutting done at tljeshortest notice,and warranted to fit, if made right. Terre-Haute, Nov- 30.-12tf

New Establishment.

ANTON

GUENTHER, lately from Louisville, Kentucky, respectfully informs the citizens of Terre-Hfute ana itn vicinity, that he intends carrying on the business of Dying and Scouring, in all variety of colors, on National Road street, opposite Codington and Randoms,—Also, general Renovating, and hopes by Strict attention to business to gain a snare of public patronage. All colors warranted to stand.

Ladies and gentlemen are particularly invited to give him a call-Terre-Haute, May 14, 1842. 36-3n

Weir !VoveIs,nnd Cheap--IHafa-zinc§, Papers, &c.,

recent arrangements of the different Eastern publishers, aa the really excellent and popular Books that appear in London will be published in newspaper form at a coat of 500 per cent, less than if published in book form. All such publications will be for sale by the subscriber and probably one new work will be issued every week. Tbe following are already out and for sale:

Morley Ertlstein, bv James, for 31 cents. The Jacquerie, by G. P. R. James, Esq. for 25 cents* The Dancing Feather, by Ingraham, for 25 cents. Zanoni, by Bulwer, for 45 cents. Gaspor, The Pirate of the Indian Seas, for 2S centsOf tnose to be published, the prices will vary from 85 to 38 cents, according to their sise snd character. Any gentleman, therefore, may remit any sum that he p'eases, from 41 up to9^« with directions to forward the value to him in new works as fast as they are is* sued. Thus will he*beJecore of deceiving the very last new works, by the most popuMr authors, almost wet from tbe press, and at a cost, for carriage, of simple newspaper postage.

The subscriber isslso agent lor all the popular papers and magr.zines in the United States. New volumes commence with the July number, which will be a desirable time to sutocribe. The Lady's Book. GrahamU Magazine, Ladies Companion, Boston Miscellany, New World, Brother Jonathan, Notion, Nation, at §3 a year Knickerbocker and Southern Literary Messenger, at $5» year Saturday Post snd Young Peopled Book, at g3 all tbe foreign Reviews, See.

Ail orders accompanied with the cash (free ot psetage) will be immediately attended to. W, N. HALDF.MAN,

tttsta]

Stovaan

to the north Public Square,in thetl sto:eia»ufJ. D. Earley where they haw thirty drflerent patteraselStovfS *11 warranted to peifowa

the Iron and Hard

ware Store, the Cast and Grover PLOUGHS, the Castings ol which arewarnittedspund have Wrought and CastShares, well calculated for Timber or Prairie Lands. .They area light running Plough, wsmnted to run well.and will be sold 16w. 0"A variety ofCastings for sale as above.

March 20-28-tf. ,T ... EASTERN STAGE LINE.

Literary Depot, Fonrth Street,

June S3,1MM3-Sm Louisville, Kentucky.

THE AMERICAN FAMILY MEDKINE.

IS BELIEVED, that for some years psat, no medicine has been so extensively adopted in the intelligent and respectable families of the United Siaiee. aa Da. MOFFATS LIFE PILLS and PHffiNIX BITTERS—medicines which have schieved the general good opinion by their intrinsic virtues alone, without the artifice of quackery or extravagant pretensions. It is found by the unanswerable argument of practical experience, that they really do all that they profess to do. snd great deal more than the proprietor bad ventured to daim for them. He has received testimoniala in immenae numbers from every section and almost every city and town of due widely extended country, including thousands from tbe city of New York and the neighborhood, that they are speedily and powerfully efficacious in sll Utioussnd livercompfainis.dyspf|isia, eostiveness. piles, asthma, bronchiIM. consumption, diarrhoea, jaundice, fever and ague, worms, nervona debility, leas of appetite, eruptions of thesk in, scrofula, salt rheum, leprosy, erysipelas, rush of blood to the head, palpitation ot the neart,chronic heartache, inward fever, affections of the bladder and kidneys, unhealthy aspect of the akin, the aM^neas incident to fetnslas, general debility snd w*#te of lievh, and all the ordfoaiy symptom of a deran«m«»t of the stomach and bowels, and impurity of the blood, froon whatever canse anting. Altboochso mild and agreeable in their mode of operation. as never to prostrate even the weakest patients, and aa to wider them perfectly safe even for young children they new ftil to eternise the bowe^ liver bladder and kioaeys t*f ail obstrutfiona and impuritiee. and to give a most dear and healthful hue to the eountenanee- The? aboold be kept in all families, and by every adult individual as renovators of health and pi«-

I J-

toatf

Auburn, N. Y.

REAM, Agent.

IROI\T

STOKE.,

A. McGREGOR,

constantly on hand a general a»brtment of HEAVY HARDWARE, NAILS,CASTINGS, Juniata Bar Iron, round, flat, and tqasTe.of all siset, AnviU, Vices, Bellowie*. and Sriew Plates, English and American Blister, German CrbWley Smith's Tools, {and Cast STEEL Mill and cross-cut Sfw Files, Hollow Ware, asiortad, ,»»» Nails, nut and wrought, assorted,

•.

ye&m ai tku jtoor

Dr. E. Hnmphrcyi'

FOR THE PII'ES* FISSURES,

Asa test ot sincerity snd confidence in the remjpy* the subscriber pledges himself to perfect a cure of Piles, in all cases that may be submitted tohis management, or in case of fpiiure in any case, no charge shall be made for the Ointment.

From J. S. Witow, Mackinut.

THE PUBLIC.— I

have been afflicted with Hooiorr

boids or Piles for more than 12ye*rs p*t» and for great part of the time severely afflicted with n. I have used almost every kind of medicine sod sppljcaiion, and all without any aubalantial benefit, unul about three weeks since I commenced using Dr. Hum phreys* VeeetableOiptment. From tbe hour I com menced-using I hsve been getting better, and am at this ttme quite free from the complaint. I nave the fullest confidence in its being aspecific in such diseases.

Auburn,N.Y. Feb.20.1841.

JONATUAMS-

March 2,1841.

Bronchitis! Bronchitis!

Beware of that dread destroyer,

(KrTHE BRONCHITIS ..XS

WHICH

spares neither the Young, the Good, or the Beautiful, but is annually hurrying- thousands upon thousaods to a premature giava under the mis* taken name of Consumption. The usual symptoms of this disease are, Cough, Soreness of the Lunat or Throat. Hoarsenesi, Difficulty of Breathing, Asthma, Hectic Fever, a Spitting up of Phlegnc or Matter, and sometimes Blood, It is an inflammation of the fine skin which lines the inside of the small wind tubes or air vtissels running through every part of tbe lungs. The great and effectual remedy for this alarming and wide-spieading diseate is the

RET. I. COVERT'S BALM OF LIFE. This new aod invaluable Medicine is universally prooounced, by the multitudes who have used it and tested its healing viitues, to be the most wonderful and admirable remedy in the wor|d for tbe cute of BRONCHITIS, COUGHS, SEVERE COLDS, CROUP, ASTHMA, WHOOPING COUGH, and all diseases of the LUNGS and WINDPIPE, which, neglected, soon lead to real Consumption.

The BALM OF LIFE *tands entirely aloof from the various Quack Ndilrums of ths day, bavihg invariably won the confidence of Physicians, Clergywt/en, and the intelligent of all classes, where'er it has beea introduced. Philanthropists, and all who truly sympathise with human suffering, every where hail its appearance with heart-fell joy and look open ths Balm trf Life as one of, those great and uncommon blessings which ai kind Providence occasionally bestows on man, but whicb, like angel's visits, are few and far between.

JCrCirr.elars, containing, numerous testimonials'of the highest respectability, can be had, gratuitous! of

all Our Agents, The BALM OF LIFE, (One Dollar for sate

March £, l84S-S6-6n* From

•dlniw M..W i..

si&mmmmzstittae&iim

Ac.

A FTER a practice of more ttain 30 years, and ant/V iif ring a frtat *01011111 if hartttti wmib| fro® that distressing malady. PHes ot Homorrhoids,and believina that tlie remedies heretofore discovered lor its e,are almost an entirejfailufe riiort ol an operation the ligature, wife or knife,—Dr. Humphreys has veen induced to bestow uncommon attention tothfrsuo* ject, with the design of disoavering a remedy that would possess the power to discuss the inflammation, and disperse the tumefaction of the parts, and at tne •ame time be a mild and durable remedy. pntions have been most fully answered, by a discovery, in combining active ingredients, which in the composition produce modified results, and »Bcreased.slBciency as a medical agent and although itsbase is composed of highly sctive ingredients, its modifications are suclu ihat it becomes, as a composition, perfectly mild and adapted to the use of the moat delicate subject-

Wiusox,

Proai /. N. Starint Cashier CafUga Co. To Dr. E. Humphreys': Sia, —I commenced the Hie of your Vegeisble Ointment for the Piles, a few weeks sines,and have used it occasionally ever since,althougn tander circumstance* so tinfavorable that I did not expect io be much benefitted by iL On the first applica* lion

felt immediate relief from the soreness and tenderness that usually attends the disease snd think I am now almost, il not entirely-well, and do most cheerfully recommend it to all similar!* anected.

N. STaaw.

The Ointment is eqaally efficacious in wsures of ths Anus snd Rectum, a malady of which-the great French Surgeon, Baron Dupuyiren, in his lectures on Clinical Surgery, says: "The discovery of a cure for thisdisesse, without an-operation, would be an invaluable benefit to mankind." The following from the Rev. G. W. Montgomery, attests its efficacy in that disease:

Dr. Humphreys'—Having but a few weeks past been afflicted with several small fissures on the lower part of the Rectum, which gave me intense pain for several hours esch day, I made use of your Ointment for the iast two weeks and it has not only relieved me, but the fissures are healed, and

PRICE |l per Box. For sale in

am cured. I gladly re

commend the use of yoarOintment to those afflicted in a similar manner. Respectfully yours, A«hurn,N.Y. June 3.1841. Gso.W.

MOKTOOMSKV.

Twre-Hsute,

Msrch12,1842-25-6ic J.F.KING.

I O A N

mm &91MIQ11D

WITH

Ckm^hs, Golds, OMummytten, Br«ncUti«" AITBHA, sad sU DtnsMSsf ths Langs Ui Wadplpe.

HUEV. I. COVERT'S BALM OF LIFE I

n—nt A Nets and Valuable Remedy for ths Cure ef

COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS, BRONCHITIS,

ASTHMA, SHORTNESS OF BREATH ITSPKPSIA, PAINI IN THE ty.-'&f CHEST,

wr-

Extensively wed, and r'ecommenied

the

MEDICAL FACULTY, TO

tHe

RECIPB

whom

has been freely made

OOTBBT kCo^Prmrisisrs. Aabum.ir^Y.

BottU,) is

per Mott

JOHN F. KING, Tene-Haatei.

the Boston ^Medical Joirnat, Aug. 26,1840." 'The following man ex'rSct fr6m an article in that paper on 'Morbus Larvngues Concimiatorum.'or Bronchitis. by Frank H. Hamilton,ProCcf MateriaMedica and General Pathology in Geneva.Medical College.

The Rev. I. Covert's mixture, also now used so extensively for this affection by clergymen, belongs to the same class of stimulating expectorants being one of nt, impair the at liber

recommend it, having employed it in our own eaae, and in the caaes of opens, others, with deciited benefit." Frimths Rn. D. Moore—In 1W5 hiy lungs became seriously diteased, and continued so for neatly foorteen years, andaboet sit yean since I was attacked With a Chroeic Bro#hi:i* which occasioeed me much puia and distress amended by difficult breathing aad pains ia various pans of tbe che*g. Io March last 1 purchased a bottle ef Rev. I. Covert's Balm of Life, tad the effect has beea. that my breathing is about as free as before I was taken, my Chronic Bronchitis is Marly if sot altogether cured, and the pains of the ebest have subsided. I bave great confidence in the Balm of Life, aad think it a good aad safe medicine.

Aarelius, N. f. Ang-Sl, i#8. DA VID MOORE. Prom tha Rem. H. Bannister, A. B. Teacher tf Lan guaffes in the Crtenssisfaaiaafy.

Tbis certifies that have aoccessfolly used the Rev. I. Coven's Balm of Life. In ibe e»* ofaa obstinate cnid, which resulted ia a settled iuffamasatioa of me lungs, the Bala, of Life, after the trial of several other medidaes for several weeks, effected a cradual hut pe*mawretcere._ f* BANNISTER.

Cettnovia, If. Y. April Iff. 1839. The nutate of tbe composition of the Rev. LCovenfS Balm Life, havi^been fully expbieed to tha following a*dical gentlemen, they have consented that they amy bewfeived to asaethority lot its utility a* an exacerorsnt ie ihoee chronic cesoa of puloronaiy die sane. In which that class of remedies is indicated.

They are so Kept fay tboesands

withacknowtedfed advantage, and new p&ksot their usefulness and astonishing efieets even ineppamtly bopeltes esses, ate arriving every day from finwm near Prepared and sold by Dr. Wsa. tt. MeJbtt, S» Broadway, N! Y- CSty, and also by ilw stents.

AfrnA sspplj/or mie 1 JDnutttmi MaiiesT: m. Terre-Haste, Ind.

M. RECSE. M-

D. Professor of ifcrthMt and

Practice ef Medicine ia the Albany Medical Collego. 3. M'NATOtrrpjr. M. D. Professor of Anatomy and PkytMwMf lhfnitifW Colleg*.

Mtfi Snwiont, M- P,JI. York city. D*. M. McKmsur. do. do. MrrcsELL. M. D. Philadelphia.

This cvrtifiea that bsrving examined the Rev. I. Covert's Balm of Life in all its component parts, wedo believe t: to bo one of the best compounds for Coughs. Consumptions Chronic Iwffemeeaiiou.etr.Qfwbicawe have any knowledge, aw! do mo»t Cojnfiatty tdwaaMnd its use to all'afliCted with the ibove named diseases.

A O A

-W. J. Loroor, M. D. I Y. Oeanmr Nxxmrsn. M. D. Ooondaga, If. f. & UVUSB. M. D. Baldis ineiifle, N- y. fBlCB tl FEM MOTTLB.

Drug aid A|—tfcee*ry Store.

r^HARLES ^WOOD, having pvchaestf ihastw* «f O. W Patrick fe Ce. (lata Patnck^jr W&od,)-of-•era for sale every article in.hie liae ef business, on ree•enable terms, for Cask. in the business by hisbrothir, Ur. Wood, aad the character of the articles sold by htm *"*y ha reli^ on, as they will bo selected with great care. Ha baa now on hand general assortment of.. cmn AND MEDIC1NFS. PAINTS,

P2S f.T0FFS* SURGICAL 1NSTRU-

MKNTp ATOTHKCARI ES' WARE. FANCY

Ti««i,./£SrcLKa*«wo»istor.--

Tith»*n sasiwtiueat of CHK.OGBRIE8. con-

'h*

kiod-

Palpitation of the Heart, Omn^ssion and S»r*nets the Ckest, Whoopiu% Cough, Pleurisy, Hectic Fiver,

To persons of disordered nervous system, or those who ate unable to rest well at night, this ncd'tcine is most emphatically recommended. The inestimable value of this celebrated mcdicine has been rightly tested, and not found wanting. The Proprietor is daily receiving the most flattering accounts of its^ success and it is truly gratifving to savthis is entDhatically the medicine of the PEOPLE! It is used by the Medical Faculty, supported by tbe Cl'rgv, advocated by the whole New York Press, aod i* In the house of most of our citizens.

For sale at the Drug Store of JOHN F. KING, wheie numerous Certificaties of the unexampled cures performed by this Medicine may be seen.

Tens-Haute, March 5, J84J-M-3m

m&vr* important.y

TO THR AFLICTEl. I N S A S I N I E N

THIS

LINIMENT can't be surpassed by sny, tor the following complaints, vis: Sprains. Cuts, Wounds of anv kind, Filiu or Scum in the eye, Scratch e«,Poison, Splint, Spavin, Fistula, Pole Evil, Big head, and Big-jaw, in horses Sweeney, Meicurial Affections, Sore Breasts, Frosen Limbs, Corn* on the feet,Pnin in the back, (caused by sprain) Rhenamaturn, Tetter, Jltc. The Directions explain the manner of using it for all of the above complaints

For sale bv Mr. Wood, west of CCurt Hriuse, and by Mr. Kipg, north ofCourtHouse.Tsrre-Haute, Indiana, who are the onlv authoiited Agents in this town, none else can be genuine.

Piepated by A. ft M. LINDSEY. N. W corner of the Public Square, Springfield,! I linoii. Persons wishing to become Agents for the above will apply to the Proprietor*, with proper recommendstiop.

PRICE 50 cents per bottle.

Terre-Hsute, Dec. 4,1841-13-1y

THE COUNTERFEITER'S DEATH BLOW.

nnHG public will please to observe that no Brandeth'e Pills are genuine unless the box hss three labels upon it. each containing a fac simile «ignatnre of my hand writing, thus, B. Brandreth. These labels are engiaved on steel, beautifully designed, and done at an expense of several thousand dollars. *.

The Brandreth PiHs.

The remarkable cures which have been effected by Brandreth's Pills, hftv* sstonished the whole medical faculty, many of whom have conceded that they are tbe greatest blessing that ever was given to the world.

The reason these relebrat»d Pills hsve such a universally rood effect, is, because tbeir action harmonises with the human body.

Whenadooeof Brandreth's Pills are taken, thevare digested and pass to every part of the system but they le«ve the body when thev have effected the intended purpose, and health and vigor are by them nsured.

Mineral medicines mav enter the system, but they are with difficulty got out again ard thev always occasion pain and misery while tbey remain iif tha body.

Whereas Brandreth's Pills are as innocent as apiece of bread, and are evacuated with the disease for which thev are taken.

From the time we are born to the time we cease to breathe, ocr, bodies are constantly wasting, and as constantly building up. The action of :he atmosphere wears or wastes thorn. The food we eat the digestive, organs convert intu blood, which renews or builds uo br its circulating power. /Thus the human body is healthy when thoblood circulates freely, and when anything prevents it* fre* course through the vain*, disease commences.

Remember, the top, the side, and the bottom. Tbe following are the only authorised persont to act as. agents—JAMES WAiRlDLOW. Willianutownu—»

ACOB D. EARLV. Terre-Hsute. E. DOLE, Otter Creek, P. O. McCULLOCK & CONKKY. dlihton. DANIEL DAVISON, Newport. JAMES ANNON, Eugene. Oct, SO, 1841. 6 6m.

FAMILY

neDicime.

They are expressly prepared for /amily'ose, and have, acquired' an unprecedented popularity throughout tbe UniSed, States and «s they ate.so admirably calcelated to preserve health and cure disease, no famjilr should ever be without them. The. proprietor of these vsluable prep««rations received Ms education at one of the beat Medical Colleges in the United States, and hsa had fifteen yes re experience in an extensive and di*ersffied practice, by which he has had ample spportenities of ncquinag a practical knowledge ef diseases andof tbe remedies heat calculated toremovs the«s*^.

These preparations consist ot JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT, valuable remedy for Coughs, ConMntption. Asthma, Spitting of Blood, Croup, fjdoping Cough, Srpaichites. Pkutisy, aad inffamatioe of the Langs or Thioet. IKficalty of Breetkiag, and aU, diaemyi ®f the Pulmonary

Aleo. JAYNE'S CARMINATIVE BALSAM, certain care for Bowel and Summer Complaints,Dierriaea,Dfaenterv,Cholc, Cramps.'3ich ficedaehe,Sour Stomachy Cholera Morbu*, aed all derangemeotsof the Stomach aad BoWels, Nervous Affsctioaq, 4kc.—Pi ice fiOcent*.

JAYNE'S .SANATIVE PILL*, for Female Di»eeaea. Liver Coaaplainta» Coe(ivenrss,. Fevers, luffamatioos, Glaadf lar Obstructions, Diseases of tbeiHiin, &c and in nil Canes where an Alterative or Purgative Medicine iereqnircd.—Price SO cent* per bex. Sold bV

Terre-Haute Jan. 1-17-1841 -tf. J. ¥. KINO.

Blank Books.

TTTTTLLTAM STACY A CO. of Indiansoolts Ia. W keep constantly on hand a full stock of Ledgers, Journals. Day-booka. KoueA. Cash-books. &c.&c. which they will furnish to Merchants, and others.at abort notice, and at, any point in the State. Also. County aod Bank Books of every deeeription. All of which are made of tbe. boat materials, and aa low as they can hepurtbuosd elsewhere. Ordeins, by Mail or otherwiaa, arp rSsyactfuIly eoKcHed.

Nov«T.lM»-|®-if

M-

BRANDIES

for Mtpbgei,

Aiwva fcaeral aaaprtmetit of PATENT MttDICINVS. Tarre-Haute,JulyS4, 1841-a46-tf

DR. TAYLOR'S

BALSAM OF LIVERWORT,

For Consumption and Liver Complaint, Cougkt, Colds, Asthma, Diifcult]/(if Bnatking, Pains Breast, Spitting of Blood, Cotaerk*. intkssideor

Expectoration, and

Nigkt Sweats, DificuU or prqfute all other AJfertion* of the Chest, Lungs and ZJver. rfMIIS article is prepared according to a recipe from a very old and'eminent physician, the late Dr. HOLYOKK, who preseived bis own life by its efficacy, althongh of a consumptive constitution, to the astonishingaje of one hand red and two years until the age of eighty-seven, he was engaged in very exteisive practice, requiring much exertion and exposure. Hundreds are new living in good health, that Consumption seemed to bava marked for an earl jr grave, who'owe their piesertation to the use of this iavaluable medi cine.

Liverwort evea io the common way of preparation, is univeraally known as tbe best article for diseases oi* the Lungs, ever discovered and it is Obvious that a highly concentrated preparation, securing the whole virtue of this inestimable herb, must be invaluable. Moreover, this media"ae contains tbe medical properties of the Bugleweed, Lungwort, Fever Root, and and.many other roots and herbs. It is also warranted not to contain any meteary, mineral, or mineral jfteparalion ai.d $1000 reward will be given any person who will prove this medicine to contain any minerals, of any kind. Such hrs been thasucceiS of this Balaam, that it is warranted incapable of producing, in any in. stance, injurious effects. Within the last few years tbe calls for this sovereign remedy ha*e heen immense beyond precedent and its reputatioh sustained from Maine to Mobile thus proving the confidence bestow ed upon a simple medical preparation, purely vegeta ble, and the unuttial aftonishing effect attending its use. Physicians, too, from a conviction of its mildness, safety aim surceis, employ it in their practice, recommend it to their patients, and esteem this medicine sftfe and invaluable particularly as it does not interfere with any other medicine, patients may be^taking at the same time nor restiict them to any peculiarity of diet, confinement, fc thu* enabling persons to receive the fall benefit of this medicine, and follow at the same tine, if they wish, the advice of tbeir physician

THE IVPim MUKDT TOl fEYEft AKDA6DB AJTD BILLI01» FEVEIU. rpHERE ia noremedy known eitnerln profcseional

J. or domesticp»ctiee,eo abeolutely. inunedietety, aad pennanenilyeficaeioua in thie ptevslenvandoeattnatc malady, aa1Woflin% eelehrated end long cetablidied life piilsMdpheMix bitters. Extraordinary and renowned as arelBeir efrects upon discs sec in general, in PeveT Snd Ague, and alt Billious Affections thsy are more so becsuse, in tbess they areae in&llible aa any human means, can he. This haa been, proved in more than jen ihoussnd eMte, nor is there an instance hi which ihey have failed, or reasonsblycanfail, when taken imetricteootwdance witb-thedUections hereaub* .' joined, and which are also given in Moflat!s Medical Manual and Good Samaritan. But to ensure invariable succsssaheee must be rigidly ibllewed.

Fever and Ague, in all its four leadingapesies. ia pet uliar periodical disease, and Dr. Meflat has Hilly eetablwned the imjjortant discovery tiiat its cure can nehe empsd with precision and certainty, exeept hy a periodical administration el a proper remedy, in connecuon wnh the stecific powers of one of tlw ingredients in hw medicinee, ia the secret of his invsliable tri* umpb, while all mher practitionera either entirely fad wonly temporarily aueeeed, were with the very best mnerf»es thai were known. Anetue, or Ague la either Quotidian, or daily Ttrttan, or third day Qurtn, or tpurili'^lay Erratic, er sometimes one of theae .ss nods and sometimes another or it ia Complicated, by taking tbcae periods in succession, and then running inW intermittent fever of a more malignant character.

But it is a remarkable fact, however myaterioua and unaccountable it may appear,that each and all of these species of Ague, have a fourteenth-day crisis, in which «h«yirnfy h« cured with certainty, tut by neglecting which they can only be cured by chanee. DrMoffst^a directions for taking the medicines in this disesss. are therefore these:-First, take two of the Life Pille at bedtime, and next morning before breakfast a full' wine glass of the Phcenix Bitters in sbout the same quantity of e^ter, and half a wine glass more ins full wine glass of water, abdut half an hour before sasli rn^l during the day. On the second night tsks thres' pitls and the hitlers as before on the third night four pills snd the bitten ss before, snd continue taking four pills every night for thres nights more, with bitters during the day. On or before ths seventh! day, the Acne will seem :o be entirely cured, and the patient will feel well, hungry, and hearty, but he must nevertheless continue to take tbe bitters aa before prescribed, until and on tlie fourteenth day, with two pills^ every night after the seventh day. Re will then, snd not until then, with positive and invariable certainty, be permanently oured, not only of Fever and Ague but of whatever billious and liver a Sections it may hava superinduced or even in any way connected. If, however, the patient ahould by any neglect, or undue confidence in restored health, omit to take tbe Phoenix Bitters in the full quantities prescribed, st lesst threes times on the fourteenth day. Dr. Moffiri must not be blamed if the disease should return, acd ths patient should learn wisdom from affliction, and go through' another course of the medicines for a fortnight longer.^ Obeying these instructions, however, he will be so thoroughly cured, (hat he mey bid defiance to ths dis* ease, however unhealthy may be hia location or preva-' lent the malady around him. For children between!' seven and lourteen years of age. half of the lbove quantities of ihe medicines will auffics lor younger children, a quarter of thoec quantities, to be increased ordiminished in proportion as the age varies from sdvan--cedchildhood to infancv. For very young children, small quantities of the bitters only will aleue be necessary.

This trestraent, with these supremely effect us] "Life Medicines," has been perfectly triumphsnt in the worst regions of the Southern and Western country, snd a-4 round the northern lakes, whern the malady prevail*' with the universality of an epidemic, and the demands

for this sovereign remedy has been far greater than the, supply. Dr. Moffat's Agents, however, aro now well furnished, and will make every effort to eehd this advertisement into the most afflicted districts. Voluntary and Jealously grateful testimoniala era received at the proprietor's office in New York, hy every mail in incredibl* numbers, to the sbsolute cflicacy of thessastonishing medicines, not only in Feversnd Ague, oth* er intermitcnt fevers, liver and billious affections, ands derangements of the digestive functions gsnerally, but also in chronic and inflammatory rheumatism, eostiveness, pains in the sids and limps, eruptions of the skin,' scrofula, piles, worms, scurvy, and a host of other eom-

Sledieinea

lainta, for the euro of which, theae Vegetable Lifer are so pre-eminently renowned throughout the United States. Knowing, however that many e£ these diseases, as well aaa most fatal undermining of' the general health are occasioned by Fever anil Ague. Dr. Moffht, in his advertisements, invites the special attention of the public to the absolute ascendency er hie medicines over ihie malady, the fountain head of aof many others. He haaonly to add that the Life Modi-' cines are agreeable and invignrating in tli.*ir operations, require neither confinement nor change of diot iand have acquired the reputation they have long possessed, not

have acquired the reputation they have long posd, not by the usual artificial eflbrts, butaoloty by^ invariable and extensive usefulness. Prepsrsct •old by Dr Wiliiam B. Moffat, 375 Broadway,

bj-

their inv and sold New Yo

J:-

York.

opris* and

Prepared onluhu Dr. Jagne, Inventor, aeid solt pro tor, No. 20 South Third street, Philadelphia, for sale byj. F. RlNO, Tern-Hants, Ind. rriBBSB medicmes are recommended and eateneive* ly used by thoinost inteiligeat peisons ie the,United Slates. far Ruuieroos ProAasor* and Prs?idents of Colleges, Physicians of the Army snd Nawiandof Homntala and Ahnshenaae, snd by more than three hundred Clergymen of various dennmina^ons.

OIOSM-'

Price $1. Also JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC, for the Preservation, Giowth and Beanty of the Hair, aed which will positively bring )a New Heir on Bald Heads.—Price |1

Also A YN K'S TONIC VERMIFUGE, ascertain and pleafust re»edj for Woims Dyspepsia, Piles, aad ssaay other diteases.—Price 60 cents.

A freah supply for sale st the Drug and Medical slore J.F.KING. Terre-Haute, June 25-42-y.

GOELICK'S

¥.

MATCHLESS SANATIVE* A?

medicine of more value to man than the vast mines of Austria, oi even the united trewurss of ear ({lobe—a medicine, which is obtained equally from the vegetable, animal and mineral kingdonn, and thus possess a threefold power—a medicine, which, though de» signed as a remedy for consumptions solely, is possess* ed of a mysterious influence over many diseases of tfao human system—a medicine which begina to be value# by Physicians, who are daily witnessing itset|onish|tif cures of many whom they resigned to tbe grasp of tha insatiable grave,

DOSE of the Sanative, for adults* ons drop for chifo dren.a half drop aad foi infants, a quarter drop tbe directions expleining the manner of taking a half or a? quarter drop.*

PRICE—Three

and one third rix dollars (a German

coin, value 75 cents,) (92,50 per Half ounce. For sale by J. F. KINO, Terre-Haute, August 10-48-tf

The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam?

Pcine

I believed to be deservedly the most popular Medi' ever known in America, for Coughs, Colds, Asthma or Phthisic. Cor.suntpHon, Whooping-cough, and Pulmonary affections qf eoery kind.

THE VEOBTABLK PDUMONIRV BAI.SSM

AtOPPAT'Sf

Tegetable I»ife Mcdiclneffi.

MILD yet effectual medicine, composed of the best material known to medical science, and ot, the beat aoality that money can procare, for the deans-14 ing the alimentary canal and relieving' the springniadf svenuesof life of sll morbid obstruct ions and impuri* ties, must be a public blessing and a domestic andTndi viduel protectioa and sof»g«srd, in proportion Hi becomes known. Such medicine.the fsnttltce pf tba United Ststes liave long had in Muflat's «$lebraied Life Pills and Phamix Bhters, and the good tbew bave^ done is inestimiWtv They have wen their high famearid firmly established character by :heir virtues aleoe, without the aid of the usual artaof notoriety or impu- K: dent experiment on the faith of the credulous.

sold

Dr.

-J

hsebeen very

extensively used for about twelve years snd its repute tiox has been constantly increasing. So universally popular has tl»i» article become, tfmt it may now he considered as a standard article in a large part of the United Statee and British Provinces. Many families keep It constantly by. them, considering it the moft safe as well aecettain remedy tor theabovecemplaint. The Pioprietore have received, snd sre receiving-nu-merous recommendations from many of our best rhy-' aicians, who make use of it in their practice*

For sale by Rnt, Wijrs it- Ctm.ce. (late Lowe &. Reed) wholesale dealers in Drugs. Medicines. Paints snd Dye Stuffs, No. 54, Chatham Street, Boston, snd by Druggists and country merchants generalIv in New England, and in the principal places throughout the United Sistessnd Bntiah Provinces. Price bO cents-

Foreale in Terre-Haute, by CHARLES WOOD, wherecertificatesnnd references may be seen. April 24,1841-33-y

In aM

genetal derangements of tbe digestive and alimentary functions, as well as in a vast vsriety of acute and! chronic disease, their effects ate prompt and eomsjete, aeto exciieastonisbmeist. In rheomatism, settled pai» in the organs snd limbs, coativenest, piles, livsr eom-t plsints, jaundice, nervous snd bilious attacks, headscbes, fever snd sgue. eruptive diseases, bad aspect of* thf complexion, tndigcsuon and flatulency, cbeMou sfurtions of the bladaer apd kidners, dropay, aethmso and bronchitis, rheumatic colds and sore thnaia^anal indeed in almost every conceivable kind oi ijl-healthar they are invaluable, and will afford certain, and mss% generally permanent relief. They require neither confinement nor change of diet—they (leather prostrste tbe strength nor give pam—and a more delightful end^ effectual medicine cannot be-procured either for inditr vidua Is or fancies. The proprietor has received for many years and ieeontiooslly receiving the meet fer•ect and ersiefal testimonials of their nine. Prepared^ and

Ww. B, Mtffu, 375 Broadway, nd|

also by the sge.tts. A fresh supply for Sols at ths Drug and Medical Start ef J. Fi KING,

Jooe25, l842-48-y Terre-Haute, Ind.

THE INDIAN cure foi Coughs. Coasumption. Spit£

tint of Blood, Asthma, aad Diseases -of theLaagi generally-. For sale at tbe DragStoreof Terre-Haute, March 13-tUfT JNO.F.KING.

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